Digital Link DL600E, User Manual

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About the DL600E Unit
1-5
¥ Performance monitoring and built-in test patterns and
diagnostic tools to help maintain the line and troubleshoot
problems on full or fractional
E1
bandwidth
¥ Alarm reports sent to a terminal, printer or dialed-out
¥ Ability to download code upgrades
¥ Supports external alarms
¥ Co-located units can be daisy-chained to single communication
point
Compliancy
Compliance with
G.703
and
G.704
speciÞcations
About the Telnet Utility
Telnet is a TCP/IP-based network application or Internet service that
enables you to log on to another node on the network and use the nodeÕs
interface as though you were directly connected to the node. The Telnet
application uses TCP as the transport protocol.
To log on a remote node using Telnet, enter the telnet command
followed by the nodeÕs IP address or domain name or use an application
that executes the command.
Applications
The
DL600E
unit can serve in a variety of applications using
E1
or
fractional
E1
for Wide Area Network
(WAN)
connectivity.
The
DL600E
unit allows up to four internetworking devices, and
optionally an
E1 PBX,
to be connected over a dedicated
E1
facility.
The
DL600E
unit provides integrated access to a variety of network
services. The fractional
E1
compatible signal from the
DL600E
unit is
directed by the Point-Of-Presence
(POP) DACS
to Fractional
E1
network (for Video Conferencing, Channel Extension or Front End
Processor trafÞc), to Frame Relay network (for router trafÞc), and (for
PBX
trafÞc) to the switched voice network.